Create a view based off a query in Access WebApp

I'm trying to create a summary view based on a query. The query is being used to make a simple join two tables. I don't have an issue creating a datasheet or list view off the query, but when I try to create a summary view, I'm unable to
create it.
From the desktop app, I'm able to click on the plus sign to add a new view, give it a name, choose the type and select my record source. When I click on "Add New View" nothing happens. I do not get any progress dialog box as I do for
other views. The popup for the "Add New View" simply disappears. Is this the expected behavior?
Based on this thread I don't think so.
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/a5e60abc-0061-429e-8ce8-2014626c42c2/access-web-app-open-a-subform-from-a-query-based-summary-view?forum=accessdev
Again, this is a simple query table 1 has 8 colums, all of them are simple text except for one lookup column that includes the data with the table, one column stores the a primary key from the second table. The second table is a simple table with
3 columns.
Is this a limitation of the Access Web App?

Hi,
You should be able to create a new summary view off a saved query. The behavior you describe sounds very odd but I’m not able to repro this on my computer. Could
you try something for me? Try and create a new summary view and use a table as its record source. Does that get created OK?
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